Rooneth3808
New member
Hi guys,
Here is the first set of screenshots of our new upcoming route, the Reading & Northern, featuring the section of mainline from Port Clinton to Tamaqua.
The following are all taken at the railroads headquarters just south of the village of Port Clinton.
Looking north towards the village of Port Clinton. The tracks curving off to the left are the Pottsville branch.
Coal train heading south through Port Clinton. Eventually the train will arrive in Norfolk Southern's Spring St. Yard in Reading (featured on my NS Reading Line route).
Looking south towards the railroads main office and shops. The hikers are on their way to get back on the Appalachian Trail just a few hundred feet further south.
Back of the main office. Small car shop in the distance.
Looking north again. The sanding tower is just a placeholder object until our custom one is completed. Also, you can make out two hikers on the Appalachian Trail (and old PRR right-of-way at this point) just above the 5206.
Looking north, behind both the loco and car shops.
Hope you like them. I'll post more when more areas or updates are ready.
~Roon
Here is the first set of screenshots of our new upcoming route, the Reading & Northern, featuring the section of mainline from Port Clinton to Tamaqua.
The following are all taken at the railroads headquarters just south of the village of Port Clinton.

Looking north towards the village of Port Clinton. The tracks curving off to the left are the Pottsville branch.

Coal train heading south through Port Clinton. Eventually the train will arrive in Norfolk Southern's Spring St. Yard in Reading (featured on my NS Reading Line route).

Looking south towards the railroads main office and shops. The hikers are on their way to get back on the Appalachian Trail just a few hundred feet further south.



Back of the main office. Small car shop in the distance.

Looking north again. The sanding tower is just a placeholder object until our custom one is completed. Also, you can make out two hikers on the Appalachian Trail (and old PRR right-of-way at this point) just above the 5206.

Looking north, behind both the loco and car shops.
Hope you like them. I'll post more when more areas or updates are ready.
~Roon